The Body Shop hemp intensive hand butter and Old Spice Swagger deodorant in Louise Leonard’s bathroom cabinet.
The Body Shop hemp intensive hand butter and Old Spice Swagger deodorant in Louise Leonard’s bathroom cabinet.
Addie Loggins (Tatum O’Neal) uses Bourjois Evening in Paris cologne (her mother’s perfume).
The perfume, created by Ernest Beaux in 1928, was first launched in France as Soir de Paris. The movie is set during the Great Depression and the bottle is historically accurate: as a matter of fact, the silver curved label on cobalt blue glass appeared in the 1930s.
Olivia Godfrey (Famke Janssen) uses Burt’s Bees replenishing lip balm with pomegranate oil.
Archipelago Botanicals Monogram candle in jasmine and white lily on Lafayette’s mantelpiece.
Ammen’s triple-action powder on Brother Justin Crowe’s dresser.
Trader Joe’s Refresh citrus conditioner with vitamin C in Paige’s locker.
Have you noticed they covered the Trader Joe’s logo and put another logo – similar to Kiehl’s – on it? Don’t tell me it’s for avoiding blatant product placement: you can see all the beauty items spotted in the show here, and there’s a ton of them. They probably did it to give a more refined appeal to the product. Still, I don’t like this policy.
Murray’s Nu Nile hair slick dressing pomade on Piney Winston’s dresser.